Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

world Or de. vii siert q bGLz OF converse
tiou on the manly art aud sss movements
Of Americas heroic pasliist. while abroad.
vii 0e watched ~ifh iatersst.
IL : understood thst duriRx tho Winter
months sonls very good matches between
reputable boxers vii Be arranged. for the
edifeatiou Of lovers OF snort ia this city.
IL was thought that with the pcnnant To-
Gated aud the settlement of the worlds
championship, Interest IA base ball would
lag, bat it hs. not. The crs1ks coagresste
a. their usual haunt. and rrhezrse the ex-
citing ooatests OF the past season, and spec
nlAie a. u the outcome OF the struggle IA
tie base bail world next year.
Base BsIi Biuns-
Californiars will see enough Of base ball
this winter.
Clarksou is busy getting settled in lis
Boston hOme.
Pfefer thinks Clark, the new Chicago
pitcher, will make good man.
Only uinety people paid for admission at
the closing gams Of the season IL PITTS
burg, Pa, Oct. p
President Reach of the Philadelphia
club, is SErious 10 sign Pfefier. if money
will buy his release from the Chicago club.
The indianapolis club cannot release
either Denny og Glssscock without the con-
ffnl OIL the Aalf01A League anu Lufy
not likely to give it,
Kalamazoo. Mich. will have crack
team next season, and will go either in the
Ohio League or Michigan League. The
club closed the season about 5000 ahead.
Csrksons people are endesvoring to dis
suade him from re-entenng the base ball
arena, and he has been promised fine busi-
ness engagement If he would Quit the cia-
IN ond.
FL Silch, OF the Denver Club, signed last
week with the Brooklyn-. Silch is said 10
be capital base runner = good fielder and
good batsman. and also good change
catcher.
It 10 almost an assured thing that White,
OF Louisville, will play short stop for the
ST. Louis Browns in 1855 Gleason will be
one OF the 81. Louis nine in the Western
League Werrick, of Louisville. too Is
mentioned as Likely 10 take Lathsm's pisce
in the 81. Louis team, and Latham 10 play
in Louisville in 1858.
President Phelp. of the Louisville club.
made bet OF $500 TO $50 that the St.
Louis team would win one game from the
DetrOits during the series by double fig
IRE score, but II was not won until the
tenth game. He offered 81 600 TO $500. but
no one would accept IL, the BET being
the dsy OF the st. Louis opening victory.
1t il said that Hewitt would like to make
deal with ByrBe OF Brooklyn, TO change
places with him. the Brooklyns 10 become
a National League club and the Washin e.
tons TO 20 into the American Association.
The change would be benefit 10 the Bal
timores and Washingtons but not TO any
other American Association club.
Manager Mutrie has greatly strengthened
the NeA FORK team for next season by the
engagement of Crane aud Slattery, Of the
Toronto club, Cleveland and Foster. of the
| 81. Pauls. and Hatfield. OF the Porilands,
all young, promising players. Crane is the
| noted long distance thrower and distin-
| guished himself last season IN pitchers po-
| sition.
| An exciting contest took place a few
| days ago in San Francisco. Cal. the Hayer-
| lys then defeating the Green wood & Nor
| gan team by 10 %. Meegan aud Berchers
were very effective in the box. each having
| but two safe hts made OF his delivery
| The game was ye-y quickly play ed. occu-
| pying only al hour and twenty minutes.
| The Haverlys are now tied with the Pio-
neers for the championship Of the Califor-
MIA league.
At meeting held October 10 in Duluth.
| in the interests OF the Duluth Club. re-
| port was presented stating that S5, 20 had
| been subscribed for next years club.
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proposition which will probably be sc-
| ceBted. that If 500 we're subscribed TO pay
1 oil this years indebtedness, they will run
the club next year g. al independent enter
| prise and be responsible for carrying the
| club through the season. Manager Quinn
was directed TO go abead and secure players.
| The Philadelphis player. had a dinner
| given them last week at the Bellevue Hotel,
| Phiiapelphia In honor of their brilliant
| rally for the lead in the closing month Of
/ the campaign. the result OF which was their
finishing second in the National League
pennant race. Intent upon emphasizing
the players proves upon the diamond.
| those giving the banquet bad stacked in
two places on the table half dozen base
bali bats. while the familiar uniform caps
hung in all conceivable places over The
cloth, were ss numerous a. the dishes
| Overhead were decorations Of red. white
aud blue bunting.
Burdock has this n ssy sbout The
| brotherhood. the players as vel are nol
| sufhCieptiy organized To fight the Nation ~
League. i. will take time 10 get them ia q
! position ia whicn they can insist upon their
| nights. Bot the day Il nsar st hand when
/ they will be in that position. We are salts
! fed with the reserve rule and the salaries
pad. bat We are moi 81 al satiGe6 with the
form Of contract now in uss by the Msna-
/ gers. No DisFer VINO - a nFfrieg ~ The
| brotherhood of Baseball Players viii ever
| again sign that contract. We must and xili
have = new form. The present contrac.
| won stand iaw- II is too one sided sod
/ gives the player 10 sho~. As soon as 9
man Signs IL he binds himself for iifs 70 =
/ Club aud becomes . mere chstiei - long as
be depends upon bassosl s* means oi
/ iirsin0o1. Tee NsnsgeTs can 30 vlfb bin
/ ss ibeT piease. If they don want hin ~
| psv ball be cant sDd must remain idis
/ forever. The manifest iuiDsfics n this sp-
/ pear sbea is - gRoaretps1 tbat r. sHcn a.
/ event be l1rs nos receive a - .arT The
| Managers - Clnt caD iav = Siaver uT
/ without usT and even. unner the prssent
/ ironcls8 c31frsc-s prevent bin from s.gn-
! inz pth sa0fher Club that might hs 81
/ - sFa.i iifsIf of Iis services That rnrs as
! TIE. -brv aare it IN their power - fske fhs
! bread bower 01f - Cur families
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